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1 Table 1: Guideline data collection Guideline table Arguments Key Guideline number Numerical number to allocate the. Numerical number Filenames File name of the record. e.g. G0001.csv Guideline name Identity of the. Copy the name from the Guideline disease Disease where the s are made for. Copy the disease Name of the institution Guideline institution who wrote the. Copy the institution s name Category of the institution Category institution who wrote the. 0 = industry 1 = HTA 2 = NICE 3 = SIGN 4 = SIGN + other body 5 = professional body (e.g. RCPCH / BTS) 6 = NICE + other body 7 = other Funding Mentioned funder in the 0 = unclear, not mentioned 1 = industry 2 = government 3 = foundation 4 = other 5 = not externally funded Date of publication Date of publications Month and year of publication. E.g. Dec-11 Review date Date the is/will be reviewed 0 = unclear update time Review date in time in years after first publication. Update time mentioned in the Time period for the to be updated given in the. 0 = unclear update time Update time in years. Number of s Number of s made in the Number of s Number of s Number of s made in the Number of included s included which included in the research Methodology used in the Methodology used by the. Copy the used methodology URL For quick access to the. Copy the URL
2 Completeness of declarations of interest How complete the declarations of interest are. E.g. only mentioned that there is no conflict of interest or per person mentioned what the work functions are. Conflict of interest If there is a conflict of interest 0 = unknown 1 = yes 2 = no Grading Level of evidence per known Methodology used for grading the evidence used in the If the level of evidence per is given in the 5 = easy; in the 1 = not available 2 = unknown because difficult to access 3 = unspecified 4 = specified what conflicts are 5 = specified per person what all work functions are 0 = Unknown 1 = SIGN 2 = AHCPCR, = GRADE (Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation system) 4 = HTA report 5 = Other 0 = Inapplicable 1 = Yes 2 = No Version
3 Table 2: Guideline data collection Guideline table Arguments Key Guideline name To identify the Copy the name from the master table of s. Guideline number To refer to the Copy the number from the master table of s Filenames File name of the e.g csv record. Number of s Number of s made in the Number of s Recommendation number Page of Paragraph of Recommendation Recommendation included Level of evidence. Numerical number to allocate the. To easily find the To easily find the Recommendation made in the e.g. s about diagnosing are excluded Use SIGN methodology to determine the reliability of the. Numerical number 0 = inapplicable Copy the page of Copy the paragraph of Copy the 0 = included 1 = excluded 0 = level of evidence unclear SIGN methodology 1++ = High quality meta-analyses, systemic reviews of RCTs, or RCTs with a very low risk of bias. 1+ = Well conducted meta-analyses, systemic reviews, or RCTs with a low risk of bias. 1- = Meta-analyses, systemic reviews, or RCTs with a low risk of bias. 2++ = High quality systematic reviews of case control or cohort studies. High quality case control or cohort studies with a very low risk of confounding or bias and a high probability that the relationship is causal. 2+ = Well conducted case control or cohort studies with a low risk of confounding or bias and a moderate probability that the relationship is causal. Version
4 2- = Case control or cohort studies with a high risk of confounding or bias and a significant risk that the relationship is not causal 3 = Non-analytical studies, eg case reports, case series 4 = Expert opinion Converting GRADE methodology to SIGN methodology: QoE (quality of evidence) GRADE methodology Converted to SIGN methodology High 1 Moderate 2 Low 3 Very low 4 Converting AHCPR methodology to SIGN methodology: Level of evidence AHCPR methodology A: Requires at least one randomised controlled trial as part of the body of literature of overall good quality and consistency addressing the specific. B: Requires availability of well conducted clinical studies but no randomised clinical trials on the topic of the. C: Requires evidence from expert committee reports or opinions and/or clinical experience of respected authorities. Indicates absence of directly applicable studies of good quality. Converted to SIGN methodology Converting level of evidence used in the BTS : Guidelines for the management of community acquired pneumonia in children, to SIGN methodology: Level of evidence BTS methodology Converted to SIGN methodology A+: A good recent systematic review of studies designed to 1 2 answer the question of interest A-: One or more rigorous studies designed to answer the 2 question, but not formally combined B+: One or more prospective clinical studies which illuminate, 2 but do not rigourisly answer, the question B-: One or more retrospective clinical studies which illuminate, 2 but do not rigoursly answer, the question C: formal combination of expert views 4 D: other information 4 Version
5 Converting BTS methodology to SIGN methodology when using SIGN methodology but only given A/B/C/D: (s for non-cf bronchiectasis / RCPCH: standards for services for children with disorders of sleep/ RCPCH: A clinical for the management of children presenting with acute breathing difficulty Level of evidence BTS methodology Converted to SIGN methodology A B 1 2 C 2 D 3 4 Converting level of evidence of the BTS : management of opportunist mycobacterical infections, to SIGN methodology: Level of evidence BTS methodology A: Requires at least one randomised controlled trial as part of the body of literature of overall good quality and consistency addressing the specific. B: Requires availability of well conducted clinical studies but no randomised clinical trials on the topic of. C: Requires evidence from expert committee reports or opinions and/or clinical experience of respected authorities, but indicates absence of directly applicable studies of good quality. Converted to SIGN methodology Decision for the level of evidence Grades of s Who specified the level of evidence Use SIGN methodology to determine the reliability of the. 0 = level of evidence specified by the 1 = level of evidence specified by us 2 = level of evidence unclear 0 = grade of unclear SIGN methodology A = At least one meta-analysis, systematic review, or RCT rated as 1++,and directly applicable to the target population; or A body of evidence consisting principally of studies rated as 1+,directly applicable to the target population, and demonstrating overall consistency of results. Version
6 B = A body of evidence including studies rated as 2++, directly applicable to the target population, and demonstrating overall consistency of results; or Extrapolated evidence from studies rated as 1++ or 1+ C = A body of evidence including studies rated as 2+,directly applicable to the target population and demonstrating overall consistency of results; or Extrapolated evidence from studies rated as 2++. D = Evidence level 3 or 4; or Extrapolated evidence from studies rated as 2+ Converting GRADE methodology to SIGN methodology: QoE (quality of evidence) GRADE methodology Converted to SIGN methodology High A/B Moderate C Low D Very low D Converting AHCPR methodology to SIGN methodology: Level of evidence AHCPR Converted to SIGN methodology methodology A A B B B C C D Converting BTS methodology to SIGN methodology: Level of evidence BTS methodology A+: A good recent systematic review of studies designed to answer the question of interest A-: One or more rigorous studies designed to answer the question, but not formally combined Converted to SIGN methodology A B B C B+: One or more prospective clinical studies which illuminate, but do not rigourisly B C answer, the question B-: One or more retrospective clinical studies which illuminate, but do not rigoursly B C answer, the question C: formal combination of expert views D D: other information D Version
7 Converting level of evidence of the BTS : management of opportunist mycobacterical infections, to SIGN methodology: Level of evidence BTS methodology A: Requires at least one randomised controlled trial as part of the body of literature of overall good quality and consistency addressing the specific. B: Requires availability of well conducted clinical studies but no randomised clinical trials on the topic of. C: Requires evidence from expert committee reports or opinions and/or clinical experience of respected authorities, but indicates absence of directly applicable studies of good quality. Converted to SIGN methodology A B B C D Decision for the grades of Patient s age Subcategory of patients/disease Who specified the level of evidence Age of the patients the is made for. Category of patients/disease. E.g. Acute asthma versus chronicle asthma. 0 = grade of specified by the 1 = grade of specified by us 2 = grade of unclear 0= inapplicable Age in years e.g Baby: 0-1 Neonate: 0-1/12 0 = inapplicable 1 = pregnant 2 = smoking 3 = symptomatic 4 = mild 5 = moderate 6 = severe 7 = life threatening 8 = breastfeeding 9 = other 10 = acute 11= chronic Version
8 Moment of therapy Type of intervention Effective intervention Specific medicine At which moment of therapy the intervention starts. Type of intervention. E.g. physiotherapy. If an intervention is effective or not Medicine recommended 12 = parents 0 = inapplicable 1 = starting 2= stepping up 3 = maintenance 4 = stepping down 5 = exacerbations 6 = continue 7 = add on 0 = avoidance 1 = nutritional/herbal 2 = exercise/physiotherapy 3 = prevention 4 = pharmacological 5 = surgical 6 = weight reduction 7 = quit smoking 8 = other 9 = supporting tool 10 = referral to specialist 11 = educational/informational 12 = psychotherapy 13 = hospitalisation 14 = type of device 0 = effective/recommended 1 = not effective/ not recommended 2 = intervention not more or less favoured over one other/insufficient evidence to make a choice 0= inapplicable Copy the name of the medicine recommended Version
9 Main group of the medicine Main group of the recommended medicine 0= inapplicable Copy the name and number of the main group of the medicine from the table. If the medicine is not mentioned in the table: put the name and number of the main group (See BNF for children) in the table and copy from the table. Main group of the medicine Number of the main group of the medicine Allergen immunotherapy Allergic emergencies Aminoglycosides Anaemias and some other blood disorders 9.1 Antibacterial drugs 5.1 Antifibrinolytic drugs and haemostatics 2.11 Antifungal drugs 5.2 Antihistamines Antimuscarinic bronchodilators Antituberculosis drugs Antiviral drugs 5.3 Bronchodilators 3.1 Cephalosporins, carbapenems, and other beta-lactams Compound bronchodilator preparations Corticosteroids 6.3 Cough suppresants Cromoglicate and related therapy Drugs used in nasal allergy Immunoglobulins 14.5 Inhaled corticosteroids 3.2 Leukotriene receptor antagonists Macrolides Magnesium Minerals 9.5 Mucolytics 3.7 Nasal preparations for infection Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs Oral glucocorticoid therapy Oxygen 3.6 Version
10 Penicillins Proton pump inhibitors Quinolones Selective beta 2 agonists Skin cleansers, antiseptics, and preparations for promotion of wound healing Some other antibacterials Sulphonamides and trimethoprim Tetracyclines Theophylline Topical nasal decongestants Vaccines and antisera 14.4 Vitamins 9.6 Number of the main group of the medicine Dosage Date of literature search Title of Cochrane Review used Number of Cochrane Review used The main group recommended for intervention can be the same while the subgroup might differ. Total dose/day of the medicine for a stated amount of weight A might have different dates of literature search for different chapters. If a Cochrane review was used for the 0= inapplicable Copy the name and number of the main group of the medicine from the table (table can be found at main group of the medicine). If the medicine is not mentioned in the table: put the name and number of the main group (See BNF for children) in the table and copy from the table. 0= inapplicable Copy the total dose (mg)/day for a child of 20 kg s. 0 = date not clear Copy the date of literature search per. Title(s) of the used Cochrane reviews,, Number(s) of the title(s) of the Cochrane reviews. Version
11 Agreement between review and Agreement between the s in the Cochrane review and the. 0 = inapplicable 1 = completely/ No evidence in CR but the has to make a and takes in mind the fifferent target group, adverse effects, pharmacovigilance, costs etc. 2 = partial 3 = no agreement 4 = No evidence and s makes a strong Give examples Title of Cochrane Review could be used Number of Cochrane Review could be used Comment Recommendation included Who found the Cochrane Review Cochrane review relevant to the Cochrane review relevant to the Place to make a comment is there is something extraordinary If the in the is included If the Cochrane Review was included in the or not Title(s) of the Cochrane reviews that could be used Number(s) of Cochrane reviews that could be used. Type the comment 0 = included 1 = excluded 0 = inapplicable/ excluded 1 = Guideline linked the Cochrane Review to the as well (Both). 2 = Guideline linked the Cochrane Review to the but we did not (They). 3 = We linked the Cochrane Review to the but the did not (We). Version
12 Table 3: Cochrane Review data collection Cochrane Review table Arguments Key Cochrane number Numerical number to allocate the Cochrane Numerical number Review. Filename File name of the record. e.g. C0001.csv Cochrane title Identity of the Cochrane Review. Copy the Cochrane Review name from the Cochrane Review. Cochrane disease Disease where the s are made Copy the heading used in the Cochrane Library for. Date of publication Date of Cochrane Review publications Month and year of publication. E.g. Dec-11 Date of first publication Publication date of the first version of the Cochrane Review Copy the date of review first published in the Cochrane Review under history. Number of s Number of s made in the Number of s Cochrane Review. Clear If the is clear or not 0 = (no possible as) no evaluable evidence. Might be a clear but there is no evidence to confirm (e.g. C0282.csv) 1 = soft /partial : made but more evidence necessary to confirm or when may is used in the /effective but benefits have to be weighed against the risk of side effects/clear but more evidence necessary to confirm. 2 = clear neutral s: no significance difference between interventions 3 = clear positive 4 = clear negative 5 = clear (nor positive nor negative) URL For quick access to the Cochrane Review. Copy the URL Comment Place for making a comment if necessary Type the comment Accessed date Accessed date of the Cochrane Review Accessed date of the Cochrane Review. e.g. 03/07/2012 Version
13 Table 4: Cochrane review s data collection Cochrane Review table Arguments Key Cochrane title To identify the Cochrane Review. Copy the Cochrane Review name from the master table of Cochrane reviews. Cochrane number To refer to the Cochrane Review Copy the Cochrane Review number from the master table of Cochrane Reviews Filename File name of the record. e.g. C0001.csv Number of s Number of s made in the Number of s Cochrane Review. Recommendation number Numerical number to allocate the Numerical number. Recommendation Recommendation made in the Cochrane Review Copy the author s conclusions form the Cochrane Review Recommendation included Patient s age Subcategory of patients/disease Moment of therapy Type of intervention See Table 2: Guideline data collection Specific medicine Main group of the medicine Number of the main group of the medicine Dosage Version
14 Table 5: Cochrane Reviews relevant to the Cochrane Reviews and Guidelines linking table Arguments Key Name of To identify the. Copy the name from the master table of s Number of To refer to the Copy the number from the master table of s File name File name of the record. e.g. L0001.csv Number Number of the inserted data e.g. 1 Title of Cochrane Review referred to in the Title of Cochrane Review mentioned in the references Copy the title of the Cochrane Review 0 =inapplicable Number of Cochrane Review referred to in the Number of Cochrane Review mentioned in the references Copy the number of the Cochrane Review 0 =inapplicable Comment Reason for excluding a Cochrane Review/ we did If applicable type the comment Cochrane Review linked to a by the Title of Cochrane Review found by us Number of Cochrane Review found by us Cochrane Review linked to a by us Who found the Cochrane Review not find the Cochrane Review If a Cochrane Review is in agreement with a specific made in the If a Cochrane Review is relevant to a on basis of the name of the or of a made in the If a Cochrane Review is relevant to a on basis of the name of the or of a made in the If a Cochrane Review is relevant to a in the based on that If the Cochrane Review is cited by the or not. 0 =inapplicable 0 = inapplicable (Cochrane Review excluded/withdrawn from publication) 1 = yes 2 = no Copy the title of the Cochrane Review 0 =inapplicable Copy the number of the Cochrane Review 0 =inapplicable 0 = inapplicable (did not find the Cochrane Review) 1 = yes 2 = no 0 = inapplicable 1 = the as well 2 = only the 3 = only we 4 = only the but excluded. E.g. pregnancy/adults only/withdrawn Version
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